Rupesh Maharjan, Doctoral Candidate

Ocelot and Bobcat Road Ecology and Behavior
Serving Since

Rupesh is a passionate conservationist and researcher from Nepal, with a strong focus on wildlife protection and road ecology. He has worked extensively in Chitwan National Park, contributing to the conservation of Bengal Tigers and Fishing Cats. Rupesh completed his Master's degree at the University of Texas Rio Grande Valley (UTRGV), where his research focused on innovative measures to mitigate wildlife-vehicle collisions in south Texas. Currently pursuing a Ph.D., he is dedicated to advancing road ecology for the conservation of feline species. Rupesh’s unique expertise bridges global conservation efforts with practical solutions for wildlife safety, making him a key player in the field of road ecology.